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Future research / gaps identified: n/a Integration timeline: not defined Key populations: primarily newcomers from the Oromo nation-state who now live in Edmonton Open access: Yes Community organizations: FOCAS (Foundation for Oromian Culture Education and Art Services) Key findings: 1) FOCAS became a registe...
Integration timeline: not defined Key populations: newcomers in Wood Buffalo Key recommendations: 1) Create an online information portal about services for newcomers, paired with in-person information and orientation sessions. 2) Explore the feasibility of moving the Welcome Centre to a more accessible location. 3...
Future research / gaps identified: n/a Key findings: 1) Immigrants greatly support Medicine Hat’s workforce needs. Without immigrant workers, the decreasing working-age population may lead to labour shortages, a smaller tax base and strain on medical and pension funds. 2) The 4 main challenges immigrants in Medicine...
Future research / gaps identified: Future research questions proposed by the author include: 1) What role do intermediaries play in bringing together local food producers and ethnic food processors? 2) What role might public food procurement for culturally diverse residents (in schools, hospitals, correctional facili...
Integration timeline: not defined Key recommendations: 1) AAISA members should: i) notice where evolving community needs are, ii) increase networking, iii) facilitate trust and community between other small centres, and iv) ensure each centre has a shared understanding of the zone of collaborations graph before worki...
Integration timeline: Not defined Key findings: 1) Interviewees expressed that they had received some formal or informal training related to sexual education, sexual violence, and/or sexual orientation and gender identity, but that limited resources were available for this. 2) Most of the settlement counsellors inter...
Community organizations: Medicine Hat Local Immigration Partnership (MHLIP) Future research / gaps identified: n/a Integration timeline: not defined Key recommendations: n/a Location: Medicine Hat, AB Open access: Yes Key findings: Resources, services and information are provided for the following categori...
Community organizations: City of St. Albert Future research / gaps identified: n/a Integration timeline: not defined Key findings: Resources described in this document include: 1) The Settlement Services Program at the St. Albert Public Library, in partnership with the Edmonton Immigrant Services Association 2)...
Future research / gaps identified: There is need to develop a strategy for enhancing equity in research with newcomers, built around 3 main pillars: Access, Ethics, and Capacity Building. Key recommendations: Develop online database to share literature reviews Identify community/sector priorities for data Cr...
Future research / gaps identified: n/a Location: Brooks, AB Open access: Yes Community organizations: Brooks Local Immigration Partnership (Brooks LIP) Integration timeline: not defined Key findings: The 3 key priority areas identified by Brooks LIP’s literature review, needs assessment and community consulta...